Trevi Fountain Rome

The first time I went in July of 2014, it was covered in scaffolding which was a huge disappointment, but it was still beautiful. However, when I went in May 2018 with three of my friends it was cleaned up and the water was turned on. It was one of the most gorgeous landmarks I have ever seen. You must push your way to the front for better pictures, tossing a coin in the water, and to truly enjoy the fountain in all of its glory.

This place is so beautiful. I'm glad we went at night and saw it lit up. I believe it was even prettier that way. Definitely worth a visit. Oh yeah, don't forget to throw a coin in! Turn your back to the fountain. Take the coin in your right hand and throw it over your left shoulder. You're coming back!

In reality a very beautiful fountain, however the place was swarming with toursits, I went in the month of May and we had to push our way through to reach it. Just for this I have given it a 3 star. There are many such beautiful public fountain in Rome. I would suggest to stroll near Trevi in the wee hours of the day, you could get a much better photo than I have managed to click n would be much calmer but be aware of your belongings & surroundings , there are many hawkers & Rome has a notorious reputation for being the hub of pickpockets.

Absolutely stunning fountain. Definitely visit here when in Rome. It's a great place to chill out and watch what's happening in the square. It does get extremely packed so you will have to try and fight your way to front or go early in the morning or later at night to see it with the lights on. My first visit I didn't even get a chance to toss my coin in.

Stunning and worth fighting the crowds to see. The Trevi fountain is a masterful work of art and wonderfully maintained. It glistens in the sunlight and you could find a thousand different details on each carved figure or surface. At night, the dramatic lighting makes the statues seem to come alive as the light, color, and shadows dance. The fountain is surrounded by shops and street peddlers, and the atmosphere is always lively. Grab a gelato nearby and take some pics. Don’t forget to throw a coin in the fountain to ensure your return to Rome!